Sentence examples for the vendetta from inspiring English sources
noun
Or factions, in which each injury or slaying is revenged: a blood feud.
In tribal families, it is often the matriarch who encourages the vendetta, as Amar's mother did.
The Vendetta comes in classic brown, black and a most coveted color-blocked version.
However, that is trivial compared with the vendetta the ballet teacher tries to carry out against her.
The physical closeness of Tawergha and Misrata fuelled the vendetta, as did the incendiary issues of race and rape.
The Vendetta mask, which sells for about $6 at many retailers, is made in Mexico or China, Mr. Beige said.
There, where the control of the state is weakest, the vendetta is still a pervasive threat to civil order.
In Baghdad, the vendettas that followed Mr. Hussein's fall from power continued to play themselves out.
The vendettas finally disappeared in the third period, replaced by a desperate finish to a thrilling game.
It richly evokes the sights, sounds and smells of Sicilian high life, the parties, the rabbit hunting, the vendettas, the courting, the politics.
Avoid the vendettas that have overtaken sharpeners in other cities. "People will trade stops," said Rinaldo Beltrami, the association's president.
Daniel wears t-shirt by Claude Maus, gloves by The Vendettas, hat by Kirk Couture. .
